@Emil Ok, good to know you are still there. HomeKit will be nice, probably, but again I feel like having bought a hub was a bad idea. My wish was to be able to switch radio stations on the Sonos using Flic buttons, and this could be possible if I had a chance to teach the hub what to send to the Sonos system. Is there any chance for that? And no, it is not an option to use IFTTT… I don't want to rely on anything outside my local network for that. Anyway, thanks for listening – I love the hardware you provide, and I am sure that you can make many people happier by improving the software.

I'd like to know the answer to this too, especially in the light of the Flic2 and the Hub SDK. I've emailed and tweeted Flic a few times but got no reply. With regard to Sonos, I'm not sure I see the point of just being able to change the volume or skip tracks, as the buttons on the Sonos can do that anyway. But shuffling a playlist would be brilliant. Does anyone know ?

@marook Which kind of Sonos device do you have? The ones we test with at the office are Sonos Play: 1.

Hi! Sorry for a late response! Did you try reconnecting to the network your Sonos speakers are on and then restarting the Flic app (menu -> exit)? Also, make sure your speakers are first configured in the Sonos app. In the Sonos app where all your speakers are listed, make sure the speaker you want to trigger doesn’t belong to a user. If you've tried all these steps it should work, but if you sill have issues send us an email at support@shortcutlabs.com Let me know if you get it to work! :)

I have the same problem. My flic cant fond my sonos players. I have a sonos amp and a play 1, both connected to the same wireless network that my iPhone who runs the flic app is. First i thought i EAs a network problem, but then i noticed that i can find my Philips hue on the same network. Any ideas?